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I work in Poland on a visa-free basis, I want to leave Poland immediately for the Czech Republic to work, at that time there will be a visa-free month, will they let me through at the border? If not, what is needed for this?
I work in Poland on a visa-free basis, I want to leave Poland immediately for the Czech Republic to work, at that time there will be a visa-free month, will they let me through at the border? If not, what is needed for this?
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If I say that I am a tourist, because on the spot they will make all the necessary documents for me? And the last question, if everything does not work out, can I get a Czech visa while in Poland, I am Ukrainian
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answered 4 years ago
I understand that now you are working in Poland essentially illegally? Do you also want to work illegally in the Czech Republic?
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answered 4 years ago
No, I work legally in Poland, at a factory, I came by invitation, I just won’t apply for a residence card. I will also work legally in the Czech Republic, but it is important to know how I can cross the border if there is a month of visa-free travel left. All documents for legal work will be done upon arrival. Covid complicates the situation, which invitation can pass? And if none, is it possible to say that I'm going as a tourist
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answered 4 years ago
as a tourist they will not let you into the Czech Republic, only a work visa must be.
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answered 4 years ago
As a tourist, they will definitely not let you in. And the problem is not in the month, but in the absence of an invitation
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answered 4 years ago
_805684, in Poland you can get a visa for other countries, but not Polish
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answered 4 years ago
I don't quite understand the answers. Border guards should not stand on the border between Poland and the Czech Republic. For at least the last month and a half, he has crossed the borders Germany-Poland and Germany-Czech Republic several times in both directions. There is no control. Movement within the EU is free.
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answered 4 years ago
True, sometimes bus passengers are randomly checked. Mostly in Poland.
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answered 4 years ago
I, too, last year several times a day!!! (I was not mistaken) I went from Poland to Germany, it happened and no one stood, as you say. But now the situation is different, no one knows for sure. And even the border guards themselves do not always know the new rules. Experienced on myself
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answered 4 years ago